In January and July, we do The Five.
The Five is a series of 4 facials. They are documented, and the group is capped at 5 people.
Though the idea behind Feminist Facials is that the photos don’t actually matter, but in running a business… they kinda do.
We’re social creatures. We need social proof.
So, twice a year, we offer an exchange: you get 25% off 4 consecutive feminist facials, we get to use your images from those Feminist Facials for marketing materials.
before/after
what’s involved in an acupuncture facial?
We focus on is the underlying structure of your face.
We do a lot of manual work: facial massage to learn the lay of the land (because all faces are different!), gua sha to increase circulation and encourage lymphatic movement, and cupping for fascial release.
To be clear, our Signature Feminist Facial is not your esthetician’s facial: we don’t do extractions; we don’t focus on skin-care.
It’s still an acupuncture treatment, but we focus less on putting a ton of needles in the face to address individual wrinkles and instead use acupuncture judiciously for muscular release.
Many clients note that there’s a lifting effect to the treatments as individual sessions, and then marvel at the staying power when those treatments are layered on each other.
It’s a full body acupuncture treatment, too! so as with all acupuncture treatments, you’re left on your own for awhile to relax, sleep, meditate… whatever works for you in that time.
These treatments are safe during pregnancy. Make sure to notify your practitioner of any history of migraines, vertigo, or high blood pressure.
can I do botox and fillers with these facials?
You can! We insist on a 2-week wait post-getting-any-injectables, but then it’s fair game.
There aren’t many special accommodations needed for Botox; with fillers, we are careful with cupping pressure to make sure everything stays put.
Feminist Facials have also been used successfully to help gently move years-old filler from the cheek area.
Make sure to let your practitioner know of any major or minor facial procedures you’ve had done.